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Whatever table it is in, it has to do with items and a wrong datatype.

There could be like 1 item that is fkng the whole table up, happend to me once.

It is some item that doesn't have the correct data type.

I think that there is some package for fluxrp or what it's called. Otherwise check sulake.cc they have the most.

A friend of mine recommended Habbo, it was in like 2002-2003, and then many years later I found retros through spam in Habbo.

I don't know how this is connected to the home_room column, maybe @Sledmore knows?

That is very true, I like that people try to help each other, I'm just making him aware of the risks if he was to go big.

Do you have any emulator loggs or so? Exceptions, MySQL logs or whatever from your logs folder in the emulator?

The database structure must be correct aswell and the CMS must match the structure with emulator for them to work together.

The folder is in it's right place, but question is rather if the sessions doesn't work as they should. There are plenty of housekeepings for revcms, but I don't recommend using revcms at all tbh.

This information is very vague, what have you tried, what files have you replaced etc, give us some more detailed information please.

This could simply be that there is no database query for that function, you could just add one. Or the inventory is not reloading when you do. I think that PlusEMU saves some information locally until you actually logout, and then post that information to the database. I'm unsure tho.

It sounds they are flooding your emu port with connections.

Look for the thread @Sledmore created for PlusEMU, that should have everything you need.

Generally bad practice to just remove something because your code doesn't match the criteria, I would suggest taking the advice from @Sentinel and run the query he provided.

It's not even close to safe, it uses mysql_ syntax which makes it unsafe in all possible ways. Also BrainCMS is said to have some kind of possibility of exploits since he doesn't prepare all the data.

Are you sure the website is online? That the service is running?

@Sentinel you could provide the example of loading info using ajax and then he could add bitninja to that = problem solved!

This looks like 1 of a couple of things. Either you don't have your IIS or Apache running on Port 80, or you are being ddosed. Or last but not least the port 80 or the IIS/Apache is not let through the firewalls.

Are you not able to just open the navigator and go to whatever room you like?